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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Negotiate out A out of B
1. Jack abducted me, but I could negotiate out myself of confinement.
2. Jack abducted me, but I could negotiate out of confinement.
3. Jack abducted my daughter, but I could negotiate her out of confinement.
4. Jack abducted my daughter, but I could negotiate out of confinement.
I'd like to know which ones are grammatical.
Thank you in advance for your help.
2. Jack abducted me, but I could negotiate out of confinement.
3. Jack abducted my daughter, but I could negotiate her out of confinement.
4. Jack abducted my daughter, but I could negotiate out of confinement.
I'd like to know which ones are grammatical.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Jack abducted me, but I could negotiate my way out of confinement. Jack abducted my daughter, but I could negotiate her release (out of confinement).
- Jack abducted me, but I could negotiate my way out of confinement.
- Jack abducted my daughter, but I could negotiate her release (out of confinement).
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Jack abducted me, but I could negotiate my way out of confinement.
Jack abducted my daughter, but I could negotiate her release (out of confinement).
Jack abducted my daughter, but I could negotiate her release (out of confinement).
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